Such a lovely day to take a swim - Open
Lenneth had spent far to much time inside the castle, exploring each corridor, room, the computer lab (gods in Asgard, she would not be spending more than a few minutes at a time in there with those things) and the library and, of course, practicing with the instruments that Lezard had left her. With enough time here, Lenneth had calmed considerably when it came to the necromancer but she'd be unlikely to seek him out at any time and she'd be damned if she attempted to play nice.
It had been a thoughtful gesture though, delivering her those instruments. Lenneth had grown quite fond of them, which was one of the reasons she'd spent so much time in the library.
With the weather as warm as it had been lately, Lenneth had decided to go for a swim. And with the people here, she'd sooner enter a divine sleep than swim naked as she might have with her sisters and the elves in Midgard. So she spent some time finding a swim suit. Oddly enough, the only one she could find that would fit her comfortably was quite frilly and exposed much of her body, much to her disappointment. Others wouldn't be so objective towards it, she was sure. So she was careful as she went out to the lake.
From experience, she knew lake water would be far more cold than a pool. And that was to her liking. The chill of the water would feel refreshing, make her feel like she was more full of life than ever. And, if she had been tired, it would wake her in a heartbeat.
It had been a thoughtful gesture though, delivering her those instruments. Lenneth had grown quite fond of them, which was one of the reasons she'd spent so much time in the library.
With the weather as warm as it had been lately, Lenneth had decided to go for a swim. And with the people here, she'd sooner enter a divine sleep than swim naked as she might have with her sisters and the elves in Midgard. So she spent some time finding a swim suit. Oddly enough, the only one she could find that would fit her comfortably was quite frilly and exposed much of her body, much to her disappointment. Others wouldn't be so objective towards it, she was sure. So she was careful as she went out to the lake.
From experience, she knew lake water would be far more cold than a pool. And that was to her liking. The chill of the water would feel refreshing, make her feel like she was more full of life than ever. And, if she had been tired, it would wake her in a heartbeat.